Aaron Donald hosts football camp for local youth at Dymally High School in celebration of football field reopening

Los Angeles Rams All-Pro defensive lineman and Super Bowl LVI Champion Aaron Donald hosted a free, coed football camp for more than 200 local youth in grades 2-8 at Mervyn M. Dymally High School, where the Watts Rams play their home games.

Donald joined Rams youth engagement coaches and members of the Dymally High School varsity football team to teach football techniques and fundamentals, offensive and defensive concepts, player alignment, and lead participants in agility and conditioning training. The camp concluded with closing remarks from Donald. All participating youth received a camp t-shirt.

During the past academic year, Dymally High School’s field was unplayable. This not only affected the students who utilized the field but the entire community.

“Our field unfortunately was not playable for the past school year,” said Darvina Bradley, principal of Dymally High School. “Our football team and soccer team were unable to utilize the field. We were able to get it refurbished with better materials down that wouldn’t cause injury to our students. Now, we’re excited to reopen this field officially. It means a lot to us and the community because we now get to bring back Friday night lights and build the school spirit lost over the last school year. Our community didn’t get play or host games on their own field and own turf. We want to bring our community back to our school.”